By: Isabel Barycki
Homecoming week arises the opinions of ASB and students on this year’s homecoming dress-up correspondence to Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory.
This year’s homecoming dress-up days revolve around the theme: Charlie and the Chocolate Factory. Dress-up day themes include class colors (Monday), twins/squad (Tuesday), western (Wednesday), future career day (Thursday), and Ranger spirit (Friday).
The Activities Coordinater and ASB Advisor Mrs. Hailey Aston says “[she’s] excited for homecoming. [She] hopes everybody dresses up and gets involved and has a good time.”
ASB President Savannah Torres, ’23 says that this year’s theme “is probably the best one we’ve had since [she’s] been here.” “[She’s] super excited because [Rangers] can get so creative,” Torres adds.
To get students involved for dress-up days, Torres says “[she] just talk[s] to students [and] build[s] relationships.”
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Sophomore class President Ryan Rodriguez, ’25 says that he is “excited for these dress-up days that are coming up. [He] thinks it’s overall a really great theme and the dress-up days are going to be really fun for all the classrooms to particpate in.”
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For this year’s themes, Riley Fisher, ’26 views her freshmen experience in a positive light, “As a freshman, [she’s] really excited for the ‘world of pure imagination’.”
When asked if she has done planning beforehand, Fisher says she will meet with friends to discuss the upcoming themes.
Further information regarding Homecoming activites and events can be found on the Redwood Instagram (@rhsrangers) and Remind classes.
Isabel Barycki
Isabel Barycki,´26 is a third year journalism member. Inside room 207 you can find her writing for the Features and Clubs and Lifestyles sections for the Redwood Gigantea.
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